Join Bill Love, CEO of New Break Resources, as he provides further commentary on the latest batch of assay results from Moray. Following his presentation, he will be available for questions.
Mr. Love is a geologist who has been involved in mineral exploration in Canada for the last 35+ years. He was part of the discovery team for the world-class Hemlo deposit. Mr. Love was also an institutional equity salesperson in London, England for a Canadian brokerage firm and spent the last 15 years as a venture capitalist and a corporate finance specialist in a variety of resource and technology companies. Mr. Love received a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Geology from Lakehead University in 1981 and a Masters of Business Administration from Saint Mary’s University in 1984.
Replay transcript excerpt
Speaker 1: Hello everyone and thank you for tuning in for this live New Break Resources event. Today we have their CEO Bill Love with us on the call to hear his commentary on the latest draw results. We'll be going over some visuals, we'll be progging other things And then we can open it up to the room for any questions. So please do submit your questions in the chat. Speaker 1: And as always, this event is being recorded and can be viewed shortly after we conclude. With that said, Bill, welcome. Thank you for taking the time out of your day. The floor is yours. Speaker 2: Well, good morning. So Speaker 2: I'll start Speaker 2: with Speaker 2: the location map. And this Speaker 2: is as Speaker 2: Sunday, we filled in another Speaker 2: 700 Speaker 2: hectares Speaker 2: in here. Speaker 2: So our total land position now, if my calculations are right, is 28, 437 Speaker 2: hectares. Speaker 2: Drill the 2026 Speaker 2: drilling, or the white sort of pickets here and here. Speaker 2: Matachewan-Young-Davidson Speaker 2: is about here. Speaker 2: Timmins is up here Speaker 2: and Kirkland Lake is over there. Speaker 2: This is the South end of the project. Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: I promise not to be too geological, Speaker 2: but Speaker 2: these are the key rock types. This is cyanide, Speaker 2: which Speaker 2: the reason we picked up this project from the beginning Speaker 2: And Speaker 2: with my history Speaker 2: on this project, going back to a previous company Speaker 2: that had it, Speaker 2: was the potential to find Speaker 2: Gold in the cyanide Speaker 2: and the attractiveness Speaker 2: of that Speaker 2: is purely economic. Speaker 2: I've had a long Speaker 2: experience Speaker 2: with Speaker 2: intrusion-hosted Speaker 2: Gold systems going bac...
